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[@andrewiglinski148]

Dude I just saw a meme a couple days ago about how American people making code short tutorials like this online and they spend 30 minutes trying to explain every little thing like they're teaching a 8 year old, and how Indian and middle eastern dudes just get straight to the point. This saved me like a solid 30-60 minutes of fumbling around!

[@UltimateStemTutorials]

Don't forget to add readme file in new repo and don't create local subtree folder manually

[@donwald3436]

on da boot savahs

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[@Zakaros1000]

git: 'subtree' is not a git command.
git version 2.38.1 🤕

[@Zakaros1000]

oooh, it came within a separated package in Fedora.

[@geraldkipngeno3165]

Show us practically

[@user-do6ss3vb4k]

its all confusing. Repository...Sub-Repository.... Show us some practicals brother.